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SCHOOL: Starting wage $12.31 - $14.81 DOE. Hours 3Benets: Retirement, vacation/sick leave, holidays, insuJob description available upon request. Instructions to apthe District website: http://glasgow.k12.mt.us, go to emselect classied positions. Open until flled.FOR MORERYAN STONE AT 263-7738.

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HELP WANTED: Manual labor. Starting wage $12/hrDrivers License and Own vehicle. Lodging provided; mmeals. CALL JUANITA, 262-4430.

BUZZHELP WANTED: Afternoon & evening shift, startingHousekeeping, laundry & front desk. APPLY AT CAM228-9328.

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3/4 TIME OPTIMETRIC ASSISTANT NEEDED: Willknowledge essential. CONTACT LINDA AT GLASGOWAPPLICATION, 228-8200.

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TWO 2 BEDROOM HOUSES FOR RENT: TOTAL RENo smoking, 1200 sq. ft., Nice, $1,000/month includeGARAGE: Nice North Side home, No pets, No smokinincludes utilities. CALL 263-2046.

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BUZZIFIEDS

Cold onetonight

Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 15. Westnorthwest wind 5 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 21mph.

Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 39. Calm windbecoming southwest 5 to 9 mph in the afternoon.

Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 21.Southeast wind 3 to 6 mph.

Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 41. Lightwest wind becoming west northwest 9 to 14 mph in theafternoon. Winds could gust as high as 20 mph.

Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around23. West wind 7 to 10 mph.

Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 45. Westsouthwest wind around 7 mph becoming south in themorning.

Thursday Night: A chance of rain and snow showers.Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27.

Friday: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with ahigh near 40.

Friday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 26.

Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 42.

Saturday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 26.

Sunday:Partly sunny, with a high near 43.

The Glasgow High School Speech & DramaTeam competed in the first meet of their seasonon Saturday in Sidney and came home with a firstplace Class B drama trophy. Thirteen schoolsparticipated in this meet with Glasgow edging outHuntley Project and Baker to take first. The GHSSpeech team placed third. Coach Sharon LaBonty noted that Experienceshowed, as two four year seniors both came home

with first place medals. Kylie Cook placed first inSerious Solo and Sija Laffin took first in SeriousOral Interpretation of Literature. Individual placements in Drama were: Pantomime: Machaela Cathey - third Humorous Duo:Rachel Overby and James Fauth

- fourth Serious Duo: Kat Geer and Kyla Harrington

fourth Serious Solo:Amanda Kresel sixth

Individual placement in Speech were: Humorous Oral Interpretation: Maria Morris

7th; Ember Barnett 8th Serious Oral Interpretation: Rachel Sigmundsted

3rd

Also competing at Sidney were Andy Brandt inHOI and Ethan Jamba in SOI.

Coach John LaBonty said, We were a smallteam with only 13 people participating. We justgot three from cross country but there are peoplestill involved in volleyball and football that will bejoining us soon.

Next Saturday, the Team will be at home, hostinga day long workshop by renown Broadway actor andprofessional mime, Bill Bowers. They have invitedother Hi-line schools to join them for this fun andeducational day. Competition continues in Circleon November 16th when Coaches John and SharonLaBonty expect to have a full team fielded.

Glasgow is hosting the Montana State ForensicClass B-C Tournament on January 31 and February1st. This meet requires 60 judges each round withsix rounds. Coach Sharon LaBonty said, Although we willbe contacting people soon we hope that anyone thatwould like to volunteer to judge will give one us acall at 228-9208.

With gusts of 20+ miles an hour and lows of around 15tonight, we could be looking at windchill factors of 0 orbelow. Please be sure to protect your pets.

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that the County Board of theNovember 5, 2013, Municipal and

North Valley County Water & SewerElection will begin at

12:00pm onNovember 5, 2013according to 13-15-105, MCA.

The County Board will meet in theCounty Commissioners room in

the Valley County Courthouse.The County Board will manuallycount votes cast by using a tally

book. Any individual observing thecounting board procedures must

be sequestered with the board untilafter the polls close.

No election judge or otherindividual having access to theinformation may disclose anyresults of early counting while

the polls are open.

Sr. Citiz

Call for reserva228-

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Scotty Speech & Drama underway,

judges needed for Glasgow Meet


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The Annual FantasticWild Bunch Art Show

November 8th, 9th&10thThis very popular and well-known art show will have a GRAND OPENING

Friday, November 8th

Cottonwood Inn,Glasgow, MTSponsored by Ezzies Wholesale, Ezzies Westend& Ezzies Midtown

The show continues

Saturday, November 9th, 9am to 9pm&Sunday, November 10th, 9am to 4pm

Cookies, coffee and tea will be served during the show.Come visit with the artists and see their latest works.

All artwork will be for sale, a wonderful present for yourself or others.

The 2013 Wild Bunch Artists that will be showing their work areLeith DeWeese, Don Greytak, Pamela Harr, Dave Roos, Lance

Johnson, Gloria Klind, Todd Mandeville, Judy Michael, Larry Ochsner,Leann Ochsner, A. Nadine Pickthorn, Harvey Rattey, & Connie Tveten.

All these super artists will be in attendance during th e entire show andlook forward to visiting with everyone!

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Congrats to the Scotty

Volleyball Team, District2B Tourney Champs!

Glasgow

Volunteer

Fireghters work

their way into the

back door of the

blazing house

at 10:09 this

morning. Despitethe strong

westerly winds

a steady 23

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over 30 mph

they were able to

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from spreading

to the apartment

building next

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Heeeeeeres Jonny!In a devilish dawg ght, Jonny Koessl (#33) broke through

a wall of white jerseys and found open eld on a 70-yard

punt return in the second quarter as Glasgow triumphed

over Huntley Project 30-7 this past Saturday on Scotty

Field. Koessls punt return early in the second quarter put

the Scotsmen up 13-0 following a rst-quarter TD run by

quarterback Jason Thibault. Another big play later in the

second quarter was Keil Krumwiedes 8-yard fumble return

to the end zone for a 20-0 lead over the Red Devils who

would nally score their only touchdown of the game with a

minute and a half left in the rst half. After a scoreless third

quarter, Thibault would connect with Chase Fossum who

was off to the races, covering 44 yards for another Scotty

touchdown. The Scotties eld goal kicker Valentin Robert,

already with a couple of PATs, put the icing on the cake in the

closing minutes with a 37 yarder that sailed well above the

goal posts and had the team of ofcials out of Havre staring

wide-eyed in disbelief.

Up next is Faireld, same place, same time (Scotty Field,

1:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 9).

Newly remodeled 2200 +/- Sq. ft. homeon the North side of Glasgow is close toschools. 4 bedrooms, Den, 2 f ull bathswith refnished hardwood oors, new

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Lunch

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TUESDAY

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